We're a nation of dog lovers - so its no surprise people come from all over Yorkshire to show off their prized pooches at Mirfield Agricultural Show.
The event, on Sunday August 17, hosts its own Fun Dog Show at Mirfield Showground, with a range of categories and a Best in Show trophy up for grabs.
Click below for pictures of adorable dogs enjoying last year's show
Here's everything you need to know about this year's Fun Dog Show:
When does it take place?
The dog show starts around 12pm in the dog ring and is due to finish around 4pm.
What categories are there?
There are 10 classes in the dog show:
- Class 1 – Est 12:00pm – Dog or Bitch in Best Condition
- Class 2 – Est 12:25pm – Best Terrier Dog or Bitch
- Class 3 – Est 12:50pm – Dog or Bitch With Waggiest Tail
- Class 4 – Est 1:15pm – Dog or Bitch With Most Appealing Eyes
- Class 5 – Est 1:40pm – Best Pupppy (up to 6 months old)
- Class 6 – Est 2.05pm – Most Handsome Dog (6m to 7 years)
- Class 7 – Est 2:30pm – Prettiest Bitch (6m to 7 years)
- Class 8 – Est 2:55pm – Child’s (6 to 16 years) Best Friend (6m to 7 years)
- Class 9 – Est 3:20pm – Golden Oldie (8 years and over)
- Class 10 – Est 3:45pm – Best in Show Champion & Reserve Champion
The show will be judged by David Pinder and Louise Reevell.
How do I enter my dog?
Entry registrations are taken on the day from 10.30am, up to 15 minutes prior to the class you wish you enter, at the side of the dog ring. Click here to download a copy of the entry form.
The entry fee is £1 per dog per class entered.
What are the prizes?
Each winning dog will be awarded a rosette and the Best in Show Champion will win a trophy.
What are the rules?
- Mirfield Agricultural Show Society, its staff or any person relating to the society can not take any responsibility for any loss or damage caused to people, animals or property whilst on the showground.
- The committee reserve the right to alter or amend the schedule if necessary.
- The judges' decisions are final.
- Rosettes will be awarded to six classes in each class.
- Dogs mus be kept under control and on a lead at all times on the showground.
- All owners are expected to take full responsibility for their dogs and the actions of their dogs while attending Mirfield Show.
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